"La Chaumière de Nanou", with large garden and close to the sea.

In the heart of Cote d'Albatre, 2 kilometres from city centre and the beach in Saint-Valery-Caux.
Just steps away from tennis courts, woods, and a swimming pool, this beautiful, recently renovated thatched cottage can accommodate 6 adults.
Set in a large garden of over 3,000 m², the house enjoys excellent exposure, allowing you to enjoy the garden and the sun in complete tranquility.

Peace and a change of scenery await you! Come visit—you won’t be disappointed.

Beautiful thatched cottage with, on the ground floor,
a living room, dining room, bathroom, and a separate, fully equipped kitchen.
Upstairs, there are 2 bedrooms and a bed in the landing area.
The large garden will charm you and allow you to enjoy pleasant moments during your holiday.

Ideally located on the Alabaster Coast, with a central location, you’ll have the opportunity to visit many tourist sites.


Saint-Valery-en-Caux
A small seaside resort in the Pays de Caux, Saint-Valery-en-Caux is a coastal town that offers visitors two distinct sides: on one side, a lush green countryside; on the other, a seaside setting framed by chalk cliffs and lined with pebble beaches. The local food shops are excellent.

The village of Veules-les-Roses
One of the most beautiful villages in France, where you can stroll along France’s smallest river, the Veules, lined with beautiful half-timbered houses and mills. On the waterfront, you won’t be able to resist sampling a dozen “Veulaises”—oysters farmed in the open sea and freshly harvested every day.

Veulettes is a lively, family-friendly resort. It offers a wide range of recreational activities: sailing and tennis clubs for all ages, boat, paddleboard, and surfboard rentals, biking, fishing (both sea and river), mini-golf, and access to beautiful hiking trails (GR 21). The beach is very large and welcomes swimmers and lovers of the sea. You’ll also find a wide selection of restaurants: seafood, an Italian trattoria, and a crêperie.


Fécamp
Facing the sea and its treasures, Fécamp invites you to discover exceptional sites and architectural gems. Here you can savour fresh seafood and visit the Bénédictine distillery, a historic landmark where the famous liqueur of the same name is produced.


Les Petites Dalles owes its reputation to the cliffs that frame the village and the beach—which inspired Impressionist painters such as Claude Monet and Berthe Morisot—and to its many perfectly preserved late 19th-century seaside villas. This former fishing village is nestled in one of the valleys of the Pays de Caux, where Sissi once loved to swim.

Etretat
Home to Arsène Lupin, Etretat is one of the jewels of the Normandy coast, featuring a unique cliff, well-preserved traditional streets, and extraordinary seaside walks.

Honfleur
A world-famous destination, the port of Honfleur is a unique place where you can stroll along the quays, have lunch or dinner at excellent restaurants, or simply enjoy a drink…

Dieppe
Dieppe is one of the iconic seaside resorts of the Alabaster Coast.
Additional notes
PLEASE NOTE:
The reservation includes the rental of sheets and towels
sheets and towels are provided, but the beds are not made.

Our cleaning team cleans the property between each rental; HOWEVER, since we do not charge a cleaning fee, we ask that you leave the accommodation clean. Thank you for your understanding.